Cities of the Planes

[Nightfall]

No weirder than some places in reality I've had to end up being at. Trust me.

 

[BOZ]

i guess i'll have to.

 

[Nightfall]

Boz,

Just come to WV. I'll show you some truly ODD places people decide are live able.

 

[BOZ]

LOL i'll keep that in mind.

 

[Nightfall]

Yeah well wouldn't recommend it for your health Boz.

 

[Shemeska]

FWIW, there was originally a reference to a former gatetown to Elysium that preceeded Ecstasy in my recent Dragon article, but that section was a victim of the editing process. The same section also alluded to a city of guardinals, Safehold-of-Innocence, near to Ecstasy within the shifting fringes of the Hinterlands.

The paragraph didn't make it into print, but I'll toss it out here anyway.

 

[BOZ]

it's all good - maybe you or someone else will make it canon one day.

 

[catsclaw227]

While not a "city", the World Serpent Inn described in Dragon 351 is an interesting multi-planar location/pocket demi-plane.

And that particular issue went over it's link to The Gatetown of Ecstacy in the Outlands.

 

[Ripzerai]

While not a "city", the World Serpent Inn described in Dragon 351 is an interesting multi-planar location/pocket demi-plane.

And that particular issue went over it's link to The Gatetown of Ecstacy in the Outlands.

For that matter, Irongate is something of a planar city, since it has a number of portals in it (they make two things in Irongate: Iron, and gates).

I also forgot to mention Stormfront. It's a djinni city in the Quasielemental Plane of Lightning. The djinn there seem unusually aggressive for their kind, hunting the sapient races of the plane. [The Inner Planes, page 94]

 

[Nightfall]

Irongate might be considered a planar city...if you also consider say Arabel a planar city or other connections to various parts of the World Serpent.

In any case I'm all for Irongate, just not sure about the Serpent. I always thought it was too unique to be more than "a place" than an actual city.